India’s hopes of an individual badminton medal at the Asian Games 2026 ended in the quarterfinals after P.V. Sindhu and Unnati Hooda bowed out, leaving the contingent without a semifinalist in any category. The result underscored a disappointing campaign in the singles and doubles draws, even as the men’s team had earlier secured a bronze.
"Sindhu, Unnati Exit in Quarterfinals as India Draw Blank in Asian Games 2026 Individual Badminton"
India’s hopes of an individual badminton medal at the Asian Games 2026 ended in the quarterfinals after P.V. Sindhu and Unnati Hooda bowed out, leaving the contingent without a semifinalist in any category. The result underscored a disappointing campaign in the singles and doubles draws, even as the men’s team had earlier secured a bronze.
Sindhu, Unnati Exit in Quarterfinals as India Draw Blank in Asian Games 2026 Individual Badminton
RDU Global Wire
India Sports & Cricket Desk
India’s hopes of an individual badminton medal at the Asian Games 2026 ended in the quarterfinals after P.V. Sindhu and Unnati Hooda bowed out, leaving the contingent without a semifinalist in any category. The result underscored a disappointing campaign in the singles and doubles draws, even as the men’s team had earlier secured a bronze.
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